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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
sHOEMAKERs WITHDRAW FROM THE KNIGHTS

A meeting OF shoemakers who dissatisfied with the
Knights Of Labor held yesterday afternoon at No
2G3 Bowery, to revive the Old Manufacturing Shoe
makers Benevolent and Protective Association.
which was dsbanded year or two ago,
when District Assembly No 81 OF the Knights
Of Labor, composed Of shoemakers. got its charter
The chief mover the matter Is Frank Campbell one OF
the employees OF Hanan Son. who refused TO obey the
order to strike. He member OF District Assembly
No and under for refusing to obey orders
He made speech bitterly denouncing District Master
Workman QUINN OF No. 40, and John L. Gill; OF the Exec
uve Board OF No. 81. lie stated that the strike In
Uanan's shOp was an unjust and hc for tired
OF when he at the dicaton OF Ignorant
men who thought more Of the money they were making
ont of the movement OF the COOL OF the workmen
Thomas Masterson, who was member ol the old or
ganzaton, predicted the early collapse OF tne khlghs
OF Labor Other speeches in the strain were made
and resolutions adopted withdrawing from the
Uni NJ Iab
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DETROIT MoULDERs nor TO sTIKE.

DETROIT April II (SpocaDThe stove moulders Of Dc
troit will not strike Seven hundred OF them considered
today the report OF the Executive Committee OF the
district assembly, which recommended that the men con
tinue work and accept the St. Louis patterns without
question until Mr. Powdefy should be heard FROM or
ntiI such time as the Executive Committee should order
them TO quit work. The report was adopted unani'
mouslv.
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nothing but 50 much paper, payment having Deon
stopped ago. The decision Of the Corporation Cou
sci was simply technical construction Of the law and
whether Talbot does or does not claim the ownership OF
the bonds there will be difficulty In the ngntui
owner rcganing possession Of them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
DISORDER IN IRELAND.
4 MAGISTRATE FIRED ON FROM AMBUSH

COLLISIONS BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS
AT YoUGHAL AND CORKHILI-
Cork, April l7.-Magistrate Hegarty' wh'ie re-
<nrnipr to Mill-st. from meeting OF the
Defence Union to-day. was fred at from Denind
hedge and was wounded IN the head and shoulders
with buckshot. Hegarty Is unpopular ana has
been vigorously boycotted. No arrests have Deen
made in connection with the affair.
Collisions took place to-day between soldiers anu
civilians at Youghal and Corkhil and severa' per-
sons were hurt On mn
DUBLIN. April 17.-At Limerick to-day oo'Vvo
persons joined in q demonstration against 'ne
Coercion bill. The Mayor presided long pro
cession led by the municipal authorines marcneu
~ .ho r,oce ~ Meeting. A resolution denOuncinl
the Coercion bill was adopted.
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ropcrD TO ENTRENCH AGAINST THE GHIL

BOMBAY April 1.-THE Candahar troops sent 10 sup
press the Chilli rising found the rebels so numerous
that they have been compelled to entrench
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

san FRANCI:CO, April 17.-Advices from HOhoIuu
received by the steamer Maposa, which arrived mere
Yesterday state that political confederation has beer
,.,ned between the Samoan Islands and the Sandwich
Islands.
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AMERICA HAS JOINED THE UNION.
BERSr April 17.-America has Joined the union foi
fhe protection OF industrial property.
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A SCHOONER CRUSHED BY ICE.

HALIFAX, April ia telegram Irom meat
Cove. c. b., reports that the Magda
len Island schooner East Lynne has been
crushed IN the ice of that station and total loss The
crew landed abont nvo miles south OF Meat Cove Inc
vessel was sealing at the time OF the disaster
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PRESIDENT DrAz AND A SECOND TERN.

ST. LOUIS. April ia telegram from tho City OF Mox
co dated yesterday, says The candidates for tho Prssi
deDcy IN the city awaiting the action Of Congress-
Nothing can be demo until 1t is known whether President
Diaz is to be his successor Congress ia making
any haste about IT, There net the slightest refer
ence TO the subject In either the Senate Chamber or tho
House Deputies last evening The sentiment u favor
of Diaz continuing In Office Is undoubtedly growing
whether the constitution shall DO changed TO allow
him 10 remain in oice years longer SO as 70 resec
him for another Of four years. has been ths
lion committee has reported IN favor OF an amend
meat alow reelection. This committee says that IN
Presidency will NOT endanger the asppblic BY making IT
pussibIe for President 10 psrpeua}s s power ths
iase A. Lancaster Jones, fgnace Pombo Tr1mgad dar-
sia AID +. Costclioare all prem4ent 1eSFaiss their
fcc6m menda,ion viii have considerable weight
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OTTAWA April 1.-THE Canadian Governments ex
edton to the Yukon country leaves here on wednesday
II will consist Of Dr. Dawson, Assistant Director OF the
Canadian Geological Survey, two subordinate members
of the survey staff Dominion Land Surveyor Ogvie
The chief object Of the expedition to locate and make
preliminary survey Of the gold fields in northern BRUSH
Columbia Strong representations have come from min
eng companies at Seattle, Washington Territory, which
desire to acquire mining rights In the district ont VIII
not invest capal unless the Canadian Government gives
them title AS miners are reported 70 oe
into Canadian territory east OF the l42d merldian.
Messrs Dawson and Ogilvie have been created by an
order in Council Police Commissioner ior Brusn
Columbia in case emergency arises Inc expeditOh
will traverse part Alaska TO reach the base OF opera
tons and safe conduct permit mas pech op1shou ii'
the United States authorities
LARGE DEFICIT IN THE DOMINION FINANCES
OTTAWA April IT tSpeeiai,.-The public accounts Tor
the fiscal year 1856 laid before Parliament on FIJI
day. They that the total revenue for the year was
s331l7O40 and tho total ordinary expenditure
S3oO11 612 lie avng deficit of s.. 1884, the largest
by far that ever occurred In the history Oh ne t
dominion. Compared with 1855 the expenditure @ Ior
1886 shows A increase OF $3,9Io,ooZ anu the revenue
Increased by only $3S0,039.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

TOUR OF THE NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY
SAN FRAScnco, April IL tSpeciaD Tho National Opera
Company announced TO reach Oakland ut midnight TO-
night were special boat win be In waiting TO bring
them this city They Will open In Faust tomorrow
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

SAVANNAH, April II (SpeciaD-J. J. Abrams, lawyer
Of this city. thIs afternoon accidentally shot aud Killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18

LONDON, April ia despatch to Kewters Telegram
Company from Rome says: The Pope approves tne
Of Cardinal Gibbons and encourages him in his
action with reference to the Knights OF Labor Cardinal
Gibbons has secured the adherence OF Cardinal Man
ming and will appeal to other Bishops Tor support
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLlGENCE
CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE annual meeting OF the
Boston Equipment Company. which owns $ioO, 900 worth
ef the rolling stock OF Cleveland and Canton Ha
road was held yesterday at Canton, Ohio The stock OF
the Equipment Company Is held by both factions Oh tne
railroad stockholders and just before the meeting the
attorneys Of certain members OF the Corbln facton ap
piled TO the court for injunction to restrain the Bood
party from voting their Equipment COMPANY STOCK.
Judge Pease liked the date OF the hearing as April 70,
and ordered that election OF directors be held III the
meantime The meeting held, nevertheless ana tne
following directors declared elected unaninonsiy tne
Corbin faction refraining from voting: W. j. kotcn W.
o. Chapman, Eben Blood, T. j. Blandin ana George L.
Baldwin
PHILADELPHIA, April II (SpeefaD. President Garrett
is officially reported having made the statement tnae
there will be a way found to New-York for the Baltimore
and Ohio road other than by going over existing nes
that he will not DO forced into bargain compelling him
TO use the Pennsylvania Railroad Companys line upon
terms dictated by that corporation
CAMDEN, N j., April 17-Counsellor Jonn II. for'' oi
this city, has filed bill in chancery against the fenn-
sylyana slatington NcwEngland Railroad for the
purpose OF setting aside the consolidated mortgage under
which the road TO have been sold on wednesday. IL
\ alleged in the bill filed that tho consolidation OK the
road with the Delaware and slatugton Railroad OF Penn
syvana was accomplished by an Illegal issue OF STOCK
and therefore the execution OF the mortgage WAS uaw
ll kpplication has also been made TOT "rits VI quo
warralto 10 aunul the charters OF both companies.
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GREAT LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED.
AN ENGLISH STEAMER SAID TO HAVE 'oN1 D0"
WITH $50 PERSONS.

LONDON April 17.-It is reported that an hhehsi
.,comer has foundered off Bonifacio Corsica and ina
$50 lives were lost
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Ban FRANCISCO, April 17.-Pnvate advices from the
secrctary of the General Post Office. Wellington, New
Zealand received yesterday by the steamer Marposa
state that strong efforts being made by Canadian
Pacific Railroad representatives to secnre hccarryng OF
the Australian and New-Zeaand mails for Canada aud
England by scamers from colonies to British Co
iubia and thence the Canadian Pacific road Their
propositon far been favoraby received the
colonial authorities believing that they can secure
United states roads, and are disposed
10 give the preference the latter the
strong nducemcnt held out by the Canadian Pacific
Company.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN BONDHOLDERs
LONDON april 1.-THE Atlantic and Great western
extension ust bondhodors will meet or Thursday TO
consder tn, question OF terminating the trusts and re-
leasing to OF shares OF the CleVemha anu
Columbus and Atlantic and Great Western.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

this price but short time. Come and s@e.
s blocks east of Main Street 10
- 200. bargain, 21@ blocks from
fl, center of business, house rooms, TOW
III window, etc Lot Sx1O rods, south
from, coed locality, or car line. Just the
place for business man. 10
- 2 500. Adobe house OF 7 rooms, boz
E#,,,,s window porches, etc. Lot Y 10 rods
-.ssesssAO of ground, fine shades, and presenting
one OF the finest views in the city, overlook
ing the city and valley, out nf the dust, and
close to business, a. the head Of Main Street
&c
- 900. Soon to be business property
iii House of rooms, coed barn, etc. Lot
LII. 40 Y 165 feet Of ground p block from
business. IS
$500 House of rooms, bow window,
porches, etc. Lot 4X7 DIS, sffording 8
beautiful view Of the city and valley, close
up to business, at the head OF Main Street, &c
= $500 New brick house OF rooms,
III bath room, not and cold wafer gas,
ga range, CRATES, good cellar, bow win
EEll dow, etc.. modern IN every particular.
aGg1 Lot 80 X II rods. fine shrubbery,
lawns shades, and good large barn, on car
lire, and choices. locality in tue city; 18th
Ward. 20
1000. Adobe house of 7 rooms. Corner
lot 5x10 rods, east front on car line. Owner
lives away and is making q sacrifice. Call
and see for yourself; 9tn Ward. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19
BUILDING LOTS.

1000. Let's 247x165 feet Of ground,
north OF LibeT-y PARK. 63
$500 A Handsome building site,
41xIG5 feet of ground, east front, frst-class
ueighborhoOd, Mar Street. Y
5000 Bargain Building Site
l65X165 feet OF grOu- d, south front, can b
subdiYded into three elegant lots AHordinS
an elegant view, Eigh'e nth Ward. "A
500 A nice bulldiu ste, lot 821&x165
seventh SOUTH. near Ger line 81
LOO i Speculation! 4 Bargain
full half bloch, south frontage; c4f be sub
I divided into seven lots; cone quick II !o7
want to make II ney; Twenty nFSt Ward. IS
| 1000 Another choice lot, close up, can
/ be sub-divi1ed toto lots, south rOn;.
! 500. Lot 66X165 feet of gr;und, p block
from car lire, 9th Ward. 10
1900 An Their choice building site,
| S21%x165 feet Of ground. east font, choice
neighbOrhOod, near Car line, Wesg Temple
Street. %
$500 fine corner lot, S2112x165 feet,
East Streets, choice fruits, etc. 35
$500. A beautiful home, new brick
modern style house of rooms, bath room,
hot and cold water, bay window, etc Lot
50x165 of ground. Lawns, flowers and good
barn; 80 blocks from business. 50
I $500 Another coy house of s rooms,
modern style, bath, hydrant water, and lot
GOx165 feet OF ground, south front on car
line, 215 blocks from business lawns, shrub
berry and barn. 3!
5000. The nobbiest little home in the
city. A new modern style adobe house OF :
rooms, bath, closets, etc Lot 50x165 of
ground, south front, affording the fines
view in the city, favorite locality, close up
80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19
H.Maa From the Wrong state.

"Now, gentlemen, said the boisterous
man in the smoking car, this thing Oh
eating thirty birds in thirty days is easy
enough to do, unless you are betting
Won can do it. The idea OF having II 70
do makes it repulsive. Now. for instance e,
7 will bet IS that there is not man IN
this car that can take thirty DRINKS III
thirty days" mood toll raw
honed marty across the aisle.
O "SI, right, sir. Where did you say
sU ~ am am from the great commonwealth
of Kentucky, sill"
"Goodl put up your money. b
{" Here is the chfnk. Now what drll
90 .iyW Sa er :" said the boisterous paSsen
GER SIS he put up y: od N.
se water Va Water!P' screamed ,oo IN.
oont,e a from the dark and blooo!
ssrnnnd THE money is yourn. stranger sal
for S "-Nashville american.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

1O,4OO A fine plot Of business pro
perty 271lx9S feet of ground on corner, now
paying fair rent on investment, Second
Sonth Street. "A
$500. Soon to be business properly.
Plot of ground, 42x100 feet, together ith
large two-story house of nine rooms; IS
built so as to make a nice store with little
cost; opposite Continental Hotel 90
A plot of ground 5Xl65 feet, Second South
Street, partly improved with business house.
Gail for particulars.
Another fine plot of business property, Oh
West Temple Street. $3.50 per foot.
5000. Another immediate business
property 33x165 feet of ground, east front, to-
gether with house of six rooms, south oi
Continental Hotel. AZ
1900. An elegant big property, house
of eight rooms, lot e213xS3o feet OF ground.
fine fruits, lawns, sheds and go2d barn
Three and half blocks from business
Must be sold at once. d
2,6OO A rare chance: House OF i've
rooms and elegant location. Lot 75xl65 feet
of ground, east front Line OF water, gas
and car line-West Temple Street -
2,5OO. A handsome building site. LO.
S2l5x165 feet of ground, on corner Brigham,
and Sixth East Street.
1900. An elegant building site, 90x1Vt
| feet of ground, corner, east front. fine loea
/ ton, out of the dust, one Block north oi
Eagle Gate. "a
5000 Soon to be business property plat
I OF ground, 50xl65 feet OF ground on Flrs'
South Street, adjoining Continental Ho,eI
/ together with house OF rooms II
| $4,000. For a wholesale house, new
brick store 22x165 feet Of ground, 9 rooms %
stairs, large cellar ana warehouse. also i!S|'
brick house, modern style. Of rooms i''A
window, etc, good barn, etc, close UP. -
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A DECADE AFTER.

Upon the ripples of this rhyme,
Dear Muse, 1pray you carry
Nc to that sweetest olden time
Before thoaghtto marry;
Into the small, lamp-ligh ed room
Where, when fell most prosy,
found charm to Danish gloom
And make existence rosy
And you may leave me, If you will,
There in the blissfut quiet,
Close seated by the window-sill
On which the pink blooms riot.
They see her eyes upon them bent,
And catch such sunshine from her,
They wage a winters argument
To prove an endless summer,
There in the armchair let me sit
Just out of her espial.
Impatient While the seconds skit
Around the clocks white dial,
And listen for the fall of feet
Upon the staircase, making
Rhymes with my hearts eXpectant beat,
Until they set it aching
o what torturing bore,
Once, in that lovers prison!
There came creaking az the door
Loves curtain had but risen
Some awkward words then folloWed-then
A story, brief and stammered,
Begun, and then begun again
Amusingly misgrammaredl
Dear heart, It all comes back-this scene
| Of smiles and tears and laughter,
| And you and are lust as green
| In love this decade after,
| Still rhymes keep up its riI ling flow
OF love in Gmpid metre:
! You're just as sweet as then l know
If anything much sweeter!
Frank Dempster Sherman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

Now is the time to buy Real Estate. Make no
mistake: a brighter day is dawning for Salt Lake
City.
To Local Capitalists:---Delays are dangerous;
Eastern investors taking advantage of the pre-
vailng low prices.
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FOR RENT

40. House Of eight rooms. known as the
Sears house, and range
So so. Brick house OF ten roonns, gas
and water, Fifth East Street
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u1~A Symons

uns -adnced Tie price Of photographs.
All work done BY the dry piale iaoe
naons nrocess. Reduction pernha1eh"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

ru.r HACKING COUGH can v De
l dn;ot,y cured by Shiloh's Cure. ne ),
81 gu ssrantee it. Sold by a. U. oiiii'n :"
Co., druggists.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-22

force de d6noncer les coupables
plus tot quill n'anrait voulu le fai
re. Son r6quisitoire n'6tait pas
encore parfait; mails les6venements
ont 6t6 pr6cipit6s par les plans de
la bande, don't il fallait empecher
Ia realisation o. soir, Ia bande
devaittf tenter un coup de main sur
an grand nombre de maisons de
Montreal, entire autres chez MN.
Bessette, Lefort & Gle, 1852 rue
Notre.D Dame, ancien magasin Mer
|rill, chez les Mesaieurs Groth6
marchands de biijoux, do Ia rue ST
Laurent, dams le restaurant de NJ.
Melville, rue Notre-Dame ct le res
staurant Bodega, voisin de celui de
N. Melville. s8
Les bureaux des tramways, rue
Craig, .devaient aussi etre piles
s'lls en- avaient Gu le temps. Tel
6tait leur programme pour CO soir,
programme qui q force NJ. Wilson
3 les d6noncer hier soir. Mats la
Ibande await concu un plan plus
m~onstrueux encore.
IA Ia fin de la quinzaine de CO.
amois, ellie devait assommer, tuer
sill le falfait, le payeur de la Com
Ipagnie du Grand Tronc pour s'em-
parsr des sommes consid6rables
que la compagnie lui confe chaque
qlinzaine pour payer ses employees
.le long desonchemin de fer.
Le payeur se transporte dun
I'M autre avec DIES sommes
consid6rabIes don't s yoleurs YOU
latent s'emparer. lie moment APP
prochait, ct il h,ySava1t plus moyen
d'attendre pour Nc Wilson.
Hler soir, done, N. Wilson se
aupres dn jugesDugas ct az
nonca les troisScoupables du WI
commits au Grand Tronc. Fahey
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-22

SOA3 40 RASAA0 6S@
d besoin d'eux, quill est temps
de decrocher le yieux fusil sus
pendu au dessus de Ia cheminee
ct de courir aux ARMIES; de voir ces
.hommes, Co.'S femmes, ces enfants,
chauss6s de lourds sabots, mar
chant dams Ia p6nombre, . la lueurI
fumeuse dune lanterne primitive,
Sc PENDANT y Phnmble temple pour
glorifer le Cr6ateur.
lls reviennent, t~oulours dams 10.
mutt, ct en- arrivant, en- signed de re
jouissance,ils font ce qu'ilappellent
ssreveillon" ce repas nocturne com
pose g6neralement de lard ct d
saucisses. Gull y q loin de ces
.maurs simples ct toujours pures,
aux moeurs dissolues de nos gran
.des villes.
"Ghristmas" est 3 pAngleterre
ce que le Thanksgiving est aux
Etats. Unis, dams CO sens qua Noel
ii ny q pas dansSla Grande Breta-
gne de famille 81 pauyre qu'elle
soft, qui ne mango une on plusieurs
Eoies.
Dams ces deux pays le jour de
Noel est le jour des cadeaux. Avec
quelle Impotence les enfants nat
tendent-ils pas la venue du Grand
ST. Nicolas. ayec ga grande barbe,
son grand manseau tout blanc de
neige ct de frimas, qui dot venir
emplir le has quilts ont Gu soin~d de
dlsposer dams Ia cheminee, de jouets
ct de bonbons de toutes sortes.
Cherabins ador6s, ne soyez pas
trop impatients, il viendra &c bon
|St. Nicolas, mails avec lui Went une
nouvelle aimee, ne soyez pas trop
presses de vieillir car avec Penfan.
ce, la leunesse, s'envoleront cette
insouciance ct cette gate qui sont
maintenant votre apanage.
En- France, nous avons substitute
le jour de Fan an jour de Noel pour
la remise DIES cadeaux. Quel heu
reux jour, non settlement pour les
infants, mails aussl pour tous les
petits employees, qui toucheront Ia
veille au soir, nm salaire mensuel
double du salalre habit.el. Avec
CO supplement, toujoursd onn6 chez
nous, le mari pourra acheter I'm Ca
deau utile q SO femme, quelques
jouets d SEES enfants ct les mener
tous diner au restaurant, plaisir
supreme de ces braves gems,
d'autant plus gonte quill est plus
rare. Aurea medlocritas.
Pour tous, Noel est un temps de
"reminiscences, son nom seul est sy
nonyme, d'allegresse, saluons.donc
sa venue.
Noel, Noel, voici le R6dempteur.
r.. r. LERoU1.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuesthas 3 larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
1t is three timea as large as that
of any French paper published in
the city Of Minneapolis.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
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CANADA.
MONTREAL.
MONTREAL.
Deux detective chefs dune ban
de de YOleurs.
%TERRIBLEs REVELATIONS.

Une nouyelle incroyable, incon
cevable, qui paraissait du domai
nc unique du roman, est venn sa
battre CO mat1n sur notre vile. Ce
fut d,abord I'M 6tonnement gene.
raj, de Iincredulite; mais biento1
ces sentiments frent place . Fin.
dignation, des que les details "a
cont6s ci-dessons, furent connus
DUNE partie du public.
Depuis longtemps, des annees
peut etre Montreal 6tait voice pill.
lee, incendiee par une ban
de de voleurs, d'odieux crimi-
nels, don't les chefs 6taient troia
officers de police qui viennent de-
tire arret6s dams les conditions sui
yantes. Il . agit du detective Nea
gle, du detective Fahey ct du cons
special Bureau.
Au commencement de p6t6sder.
nier, Ia maiison de M. Harry Phil.
lips. qni 6talt lie d'intimit6 avec
le detective John Fahey concut
des coupons q Iendroit de der
nier. Ne voulant pas confer ga
cause aux agents de snret6 ds
Montreal, NJ. Philips ft venir des
Etats Un1s IN agent de Pinkerton
du nom de Thomas Wilson. Pen a
Il -s...EL.1G
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-22

vie de chacune de SOS victlmes,
d eat enfin ouvert deyant Ia cour
supreme d'East Cambridge. Ce
process sera, sans aucun doute, ct
.quelle qu'en soft Tissue, class6
parmi lea causes celAbres des
Etats.U nls.
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Note de administration.

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Simon Paul de Red Lake Falls
ct Gustave A. Scheffer commits chez
J. L, Berg de Fort Ripley, Mimi,
ont 6t6 NOMINEES agent de notre
journal.
Ces Messieurs sont autoris6s d
prendre les Announcements ct en- 4
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pourront done s'adresser B eux
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